No two Halloween celebrations are the same.
Celebrating Halloween, the creepiest night on the calendar, might involve indulging in a bowl of candy for a full day or dressing up as quirky or famous characters that are far removed from your everyday work persona.
If you’re reluctant to paint your face, style your hair for a wig, or transform tulle and mesh into a DIY creation, or if you’re simply cutting back on sweets, Halloween movies provide a way to enjoy the haunting night without all the extra fuss.
Climb into your coziest pajamas for a horror-filled lineup of films brought to you by Tubi, a free streaming service boldly built for fandom.
HALLOWEEN MOVIE LOVERS CAN ROAD TRIP ALONG THE EAST COAST TO THESE CREEPY SITES
The list of spine-chilling serial-killer thrillers includes “Body Bags,” “Bones,” “Grind House: Death Proof,” “Halloween (’18),” “Hannibal Rising,” starring none other than Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter, “Memories of Murder,” “Play Dead,” “Saw,” “Saw 2,” “Saw 3,” “Scream 4,” “Slice,” “Slumber Party Massacre,” the Saturn Award winner for Best Horror or Thriller Film in 2013 “The Cabin in the Woods,” “The Strangers: Prey at Night,” “Terrifier,” “Terrifier 2,” the influential horror film “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “The Autopsy of Jane Doe” and the Audience Award winner at SXSW in 2010 “Tucker & Dale vs. Evil.”
The nightmarish Tubi original films include “R.L. Stine’s Pumpkinhead,” “Adopted 2,” “Bloodline Killer,” “Dead Hot: Season of the Witch,” “Match,” “Please Don’t Feed the Children,” “Takeout” and “Wynonna Earp: Vengeance.”
“Bloodline Killer,” starring Taryn Manning of “Orange is the New Black,” Tyrese Gibson and “The Great Gatsby” actor Bruce Dern, follows a woman, Moira Cole, who tries to rebuild her life after her family was murdered.
SCARY MOVIES BASED ON, OR INSPIRED BY, TRUE STORIES
“Dead Hot: Season of the Witch,” starring beloved “High School Musical” actress Vanessa Hudgens, trails students of witchcraft who travel to Salem for expert spell-craft tips.
“Wynonna Earp: Vengeance” stars Canadian actor Tim Rozon, well-known for his role as Mutt Schitt in “Schitt’s Creek.”
The full list of hair-raising titles that will continue to be available on Tubi after October include:
